An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 1editor; J. Ridgeway, 1795 - 485 Seiten |
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Seite iv
... liberty have been canvaffed with a freedom before unknown , and their influence has extended itself from the pa- lace to the cottage ; in fhort , the revolution in the late British American colonies bids fair ultimately not only to ...
... liberty have been canvaffed with a freedom before unknown , and their influence has extended itself from the pa- lace to the cottage ; in fhort , the revolution in the late British American colonies bids fair ultimately not only to ...
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... liberty to contemplate without prejudice , not only their own fituation , but the re- fources of France drawn forth into action under the influence of an energetic government , founded on the will of the people , and administered at an ...
... liberty to contemplate without prejudice , not only their own fituation , but the re- fources of France drawn forth into action under the influence of an energetic government , founded on the will of the people , and administered at an ...
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... liberty , to mag- nify what is remote or unknown , they reprefented them as regions of an immenfe extent . Ctefias affirmed that India was as large as all the rest of Afia . Oneficritus , whom Pliny the naturalift follows , contended ...
... liberty , to mag- nify what is remote or unknown , they reprefented them as regions of an immenfe extent . Ctefias affirmed that India was as large as all the rest of Afia . Oneficritus , whom Pliny the naturalift follows , contended ...
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... liberty to court the protection of any patron , whom he could engage to approve of his plan , and to carry it into execution , he refolved to propofe it in perfon to Ferdinand and Ifabella , who at that time governed the united kingdoms ...
... liberty to court the protection of any patron , whom he could engage to approve of his plan , and to carry it into execution , he refolved to propofe it in perfon to Ferdinand and Ifabella , who at that time governed the united kingdoms ...
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... liberty to engage in new under- takings ; this , as well as the mark of royal favour , with which Co- lumbus had been lately honoured , encouraged his friends to appear with greater confidence than formerly in fupport of his fcheme ...
... liberty to engage in new under- takings ; this , as well as the mark of royal favour , with which Co- lumbus had been lately honoured , encouraged his friends to appear with greater confidence than formerly in fupport of his fcheme ...
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